Music
Khwezi ft. elL Trees – Sex In The Kitchen
Khwezi surprised the BW internet space with a rare release which was accompanied by an extensive write-up on his Facebook. Check our the song first and then read up on the inspiration, good to also see homie eLl Trees back on the mic. Enjoy
To qute Khwezi, “Recorded a lil something the other night. Originally a Maybach Music Group production for Stalley ft. Rick Ross & Nipsey Hustle “Fountain of Youth”.
I decided to warm up to this. This is a remake of the original. This is just a rhyme session, it’s not for sale. For promotional use only. Thanks to Karabo Bally Leburu of Heavensent Productions & Prince Macheng for the vid & contributing to the post production. Shout out to the homie Ell Trees Thuto for the feature!
LYRICS
“Fkkk its been a long time gettin here
From 2003, its been so many years
Shed a lotta tears, shared alotta cheers
I shed alotta niggas, I aint chasin beers
Dreamchase a silk road, fkkk a tread mill
I run it by the kilometer niga how your treads feel (feel)
And everytime I burn-out im talkin bout me tokin on dat horse shht, germs loud
Thats the only time a niga got, no wrist watch but I stay positioned on the clock
Gotta earn now, grinds of the essence
Gotta feed child
Nappies aint gon buy themselves, fkkk kickin a freestyle
So I had to really get a canvas and some paint
And some brushes coz my baby mama really couldnt wait
Any longer, yea the hunger couldnt let em starve
I remember holding hands with her thanking the man above…
CHORUS
For a good girl… Ay man im a good world
I swore id never cheat on you for good girl
But the music and the paint was a side bitch
And you jus couldnt figure out who you would rather ride with
So she took it in swallowin her pride kwik
Coz we made a baby in December, its July, SHIT! (shit)
The clock really tickin, buns in the oven, its the sex in kitchen!””.
Some songs flex, some songs motivate, and some hit that rare balance—a track that both lifts you up and keeps it real. Don Thugga’s “Tumelo Tshepo”? It’s that joint. A smooth, introspective cut that’s drenched in hustle mentality, it’s hope music—but without the corny aftertaste.
From the jump, Thugga laces the beat with grind talk, laying out the realities of chasing a dream, the work that goes into it, and the doubters who sit on the sidelines. But instead of getting caught in the noise, he stays locked in—hopeful, hungry, and locked into his purpose.
The weight of Dramaboi’s influence looms large here. You feel it. This isn’t just a name-drop; it’s a genuine nod to a mentor, a motivator, a believer in his craft. And then there’s the deeper personal layer—“Tshepo” isn’t just a concept, it’s his mother’s name. That’s the kind of detail that makes the record hit differently.
Production-wise, the song keeps it clean, no gimmicks, letting Don Thugga’s wordplay and presence carry the weight. It’s an easy listen, but not in a throwaway way—it sits with you, lingers in your mind after the beat fades.
Complex Verdict:
🔹 Vibes? ✅
🔹 Message? ✅
🔹 Replay value? ✅
🔥 Final Score: 7.3/10 – Authentic, heartfelt, and a must-add to your grind playlist. Don Thugga isn’t just talking the talk—he’s walking it. Stream “Tumelo Tshepo” now. 🎧
Some new music from Lord Rico and he’s pouring his heart out on this song. Take time to stream this and tap into what he’s saying, visualizer video included
Check out the latest summer-themed song from Hippy Bambino, featuring Quxncy, Lissie Rob, Chubbito, and Apollo D. This cool, 90s-inspired hip-hop track captures a laid-back vibe and celebrates having fun with music. It’s an exciting time for the Hippy Bambino brand as they expand beyond clothing and tap into the music scene. Stream it here.
